Taste

Your guide to eating, drinking and cooking in Chicago.

Thinking ahead to your next few meals? Here are some main dishes and sides to try.
Being their own boss is key for these business owners, but also being there for their kids is just as important.
The key to a good salsa is to hit all the flavor components, and this salsa does just that: Sweet and sharp citrus, laced with skulking chili heat, mingles with spring garlic.
Knowing how you want to cook it or use it in your favorite recipe will help you choose the right kind.
Thinking ahead to your next few meals? Here are some main dishes and sides to try.
The city is hosting its first World Coffee Championships — or the “coffee Olympics,” as one organizer put it — which cover a variety of java jousts, from tasting to brewing and latte art.
Michael’s Original Pizzeria & Tavern in Uptown was the only Chicago pizzeria to break into the Top 10 on the list.
Once spread out in the oven or on a grill, there is a greater surface area exposed to the heat or fire, guaranteeing brown and crispy cooking.
Plain Greek yogurt and Icelandic skyr are among the best options. But look out for sugar content in all types of yogurt.
Thinking ahead to your next few meals? Here are some main dishes and sides to try.
Obsessive fan bases have formed around spicy condiments like chili paste, Sriracha, harissa paste and chili crisp.
The opening day for the market featured double the number of early season vendors, many of whom sold out in the market’s first few hours as crowds flocked to purchase farm fresh produce.
Seventeen local eateries/chefs had been nominated as semifinalists earlier this year.
Pashman — a James Beard Award winner and Webby Award-winning podcaster behind The Sporkful — got to work creating mind-bending pasta dishes,.
Always be sure to include a hunk of cheese rind to simmer and impart umami richness in the broth.
Americans’ appetite for noodles is substantial — to the tune of 5.95 billion pounds of them consumed each year.
A stretch of Clark Street between Grand Avenue and Kinzie Street has been a hotbed for Chicago’s outdoor dining program, but its future remains uncertain.
Offering “high-fidelity sound [and] creative Korean American cuisine,” the casual bar and restaurant will be retrofitted into what previously was their Parachute restaurant on Elston Avenue.
The company wants to support what it calls the silent majority of ketchup lovers by placing small ketchup-dispensing billboards outside restaurants that don’t serve the brand.
With Easter around the corner, chocolate makers and food businesses are feeling the impact of soaring global cocoa prices, which is also hitting consumers.